Brunswick is located in southwestern Frederick County on the banks of the Potomac River. It was established on the now-defunct Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, but really expanded in the late 1800s when the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad built their six-mile-long rail yard nearby. In 1890 the city was incorporated as Brunswick and became an official 'railroad town'. (It was previously known as Berlin and has been known over the years as Buffalo Wallow, Coxson Rest, Eels Pot, Potomac Crossing, Tankersville, and Barry.)
Brunswick is now a major stop on the MARC commuter train line out of Washington, DC. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 5,900.
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Official site that includes news and local government, business, tourism, recreation and essential contact information.
Calendar of events and activities for local groups.
Grass roots effort to revitalize downtown. Information about volunteering and local events.
Holistic acupuncture. Information about acupuncture and background about the practitioner, Samantha L. Francis.
Yoga studio offering weekly classes and treatment services. hosts visiting teachers and offers yoga teacher training.
Official site that includes news and local government, business, tourism, recreation and essential contact information.
Yoga studio offering weekly classes and treatment services. hosts visiting teachers and offers yoga teacher training.
Grass roots effort to revitalize downtown. Information about volunteering and local events.
Holistic acupuncture. Information about acupuncture and background about the practitioner, Samantha L. Francis.
Calendar of events and activities for local groups.
